Answer:
A zygote generated by ICSI displaying four PNs of approximately the same size and two of smaller size (150× magnification). Only one polar body is visible.
Explanation:
It is meaningless now because the division of the countries is now in only two groups. The concept of developing countries is now outdated.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Hans Rosling is an edutainer at the Gapminder foundation which was co founded by him only. He believes that the concept of developing countries is old now. It is meaningless. Now the countries should not be divided in more than two groups.
Dividing the countries of the world in more than two groups is long overdue now. It was done during the time of soviet union but now this concept and the mindset of the people should definitely change. The concept of developing countries only fill the empty column of the middle and form socioeconomic continuum. Otherwise it is meaningless now.
1: Teens should be aware of those issues for many reason! Such as helping there future! Helping them have healthy and a not sickness life!
2: So everyone is safe!
3:Not sure sorry
Answer:
The correct Optons were not given in the question. Correct options should be:
1. Call the health care provider (HCP).
2. Place the tube in a bottle of sterile water.
3. Replace the chest tube system.
4. Place a sterile dressing over the disconnection site.
The answer should be;
2. Place the tube in a bottle of sterile water.
Explanation:
Presence of fluctuation of the fluid level in the water seal chamber indicates a patent drainage system. With normal breathing, the water level rises with inspiration and falls with expiration.Fluctuation stops if the tube is obstructed, if a dependent loop exists, if the suction is not working properly, or if the lung has re-expanded.
Now, If the chest drainage system is disconnected, the end of the tube is being placed in a bottle of sterile water positioned below the level of the chest. The HCP may need to be notified, but this is not the initial action. Options 1, 3, and 4 are incorrect.
